Most of us can’t live like Bryan Johnson. Sure, we could eat better, stop drinking, and take the supplements that the venture capitalist and experimental body hacker recommends, but even if we wanted to do all that, it probably wouldn’t amount to much in comparison to the bizarre gene therapies—and hundreds of millions of dollars—that he’s able to put to work. So we settle for clout, brushing up against it at events like Bryan Johnson’s videoconference talk at the “Immortality Party” thrown earlier this week in downtown Manhattan.
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